The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-04-29
See new legals in this issue.

<. E. White has returned from the
South.
Mrs. c. E. Shatnck spent Sunday
in St. Johns.
New dress goods and trimmings at
Osburn & Sons.
Mrs. ]. T. Eaton and children are
visiting in Toledo.
Have you joined one of the build
ing and loan associations?
''Little Jake" Seligman was in the
city on business, Tuesday.
Arbor day was observed by large
number of people in this city.
Thos. Agnew has taken possession
OF the Central House, Corunna.
Ho! we sewers and reapers, see the
I'D of c. S. Williams in this issue.
The Corunna fair project seems to
have almost become thing of the
past.
Miss Franc Evans has returned
from two weeks visit at East Sag
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Fred Newman of the west side
has verbenas, dahllas, gladiolas, etc.,
} for sale.
Fred Kenfield, of Hastings, was a
visitor at the home of we editor,
Tuesday
The Salvation Army has rented the
building iustgeast of THE TIMES office
for barracks.
Miss Carrie Bilhimer left Tuesday
for visit Of several months in New
York and Pennsylvania.
Persons in need Of building sand
can be supplied by leaving their orders
at the Office of Woodward Bros.
David Dwight finds it necessary to
employ three men to keep up with
the rush of work at his blacksmith
shop.
Commencing with next Monday
evening the clothing and dry goods
stores will keep open until o'clock
each evening.
Miss Hattie Evans gave a party
Saturday evening in honor of friends
from Pontiac. Persons were present
from Corunna and Owosso.
The board of health organized last
evening by electing Geo. Carpenter
president; w. Matlock vice presi-
dent; w. H. Bigelow secretary.
"Some lesson suggested by David
Preston's life" will be the subject of
Rev. Thomas Stalker's sermon next
Sabbath evening at the M. E. church.
John Hammond is worth a round
thousand more than he was Sunday
hoy, 8 pounds-but he will not
say anything to the assessor about the
matter.
The grand lodge officers will insti-
tute Owosso lodge Knights of Pythias
next Monday evening at the X. of L..
hall. The lodge will start off with
about 80 charter members.
c. ]. Stuart, the hustlng hardware
merchant, comes to the front this
week with new ad. He has large
stock. His line Of agricultural i'm
plements include the best in the
market.
Married, by Rev. d. w. STARTS,
Thursday evening, April 20, 1887,
Roll w. Mann, of the hardware store
of Geo. E Thompson & Co., and
Mary Van Dusen, daughter of Hon..
L. Van Dusen, OF, this city.
All those wishing to see the latest
styles in wall paper and decorations
can do so by calling at the store of
G.. w. Loring & Son on Monday,
May 2, when an agent will be there
with over eight thousand samples and
designs
The annual collection for the
American Missionary association will
be taken at the Congregational
church Sunday a. m. This society
does. its principal work among the
negroes in the South. The cause
will be presented by the pastor of the
church.
Drs. Phippen, Mccormick, Hume,
Perkins and Arnold removed Geo.
Aymour's left leg about half way be-
tween the knee and ankle bone, on
Thursday. George fell on the ice
about two years ago and injured his
foot, and the wound continued to
get worse until it was decided to am
putate the foot.
M. L. Stewart & Co. have change
in their card in to days issue. This
is as strong banking house as can
be found in central Michigan, and
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